The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-05
EAE ANARCHISTS APPEAL.
APE 1LlCT SAYS HB ExrECTp zH1Y
4 WILL ALL SUE ron MEROT.

~ WIN Carry Thsir rstitiss - sprtnsneia
eWen Msnday-A Great Efsrt 60 be Me1e
s,tfen Wednesday ~ Meve the 0everner 90
Friends Thfuk he will Let
l,sisne Law Tsss Its ceurse-Fasiie Feeiiss.
cHIoAao, Nov. A special from SPRING
I52fd says that Gov 09lesby 10 busily engaged
~ the Executive Mansion examining tho
rscords OF the Anarchist case. the decisions Of
~ Illinois and United States Supreme Courts.
uSMspaper editorials, and reports Of the public
e3pressions OF prominent mon. The Cover
n2t's mornings mail was full Of Anarchist
standardization from all parts Of the country.
~ said the letters Of EnRel. Lingo. and
fischer have mover reached him. Parsons's
litter has not been received. and tho Governor
hAs only newspaper reports No authority for
10 statement that these mon will refuse to
afGept Communication to life imprisonment.
Every Official and employee about the State
House. and all the politicians and men about
town who have an acquaintance with the Gov
Amor are firm in the belief that he will not In
tstfcre with the execution Of the sentence OF
the court. It is expected BY those near the
Governor that he will make no official order.
hut simply permit the law to take It's course.
Capt. Black and L. 8. Oliver Of the Amnesty
xasociation to-day asked Mayor Roche for per-
Mission to circulate a petition at the street
oorners invoking Executive clemency in behalf
Of the condemned Anarchists. Mayor Roche
sAys he has no objection to this. providing 1t be
done in q proper manner, and without attract
fng big crowds. Tho Mayor will examine the
phraseology and general character OF the Pc
titlon before 1t is given out for circulation.
speI expect to 20 to Springfield on Monday
With petition to the Governor for clemency.
sisned by every one OF the seven condemned
" L. ,b,x No Spld tho rfa fO.
al. "Such petition as shall carry" con-
tnued the Captain. docs not mean that the
men renounce their principles. that they are
down on their marrow bones begging for mercy.
Of that they regard themselves as guilty Of any
cHme.
s.HssIt will be complying with the law in tho
matter and calling on Gov. Oglesby to perform
s3udicial act" Capt. Black said that he would
Inetify the States Attorney and Judge Gary to-
Morrow or Monday OF his intention to ask a
nsfdon as prescribed by law. He did not think
the States Attorney would oppose the applica-
SfThis telegram was sent to New. York tonight:
II CHICAGO Nov. 4.--To Jnmes Z. Quinn. John
Fork. Formal application to the Governor for
sars Ny .a.r hs r Ss0rfp
should be in Springfield. ILL., not later than
sdnesday mosnipS George Az scaILLISG
niped Thomas Hughes. who was accidentally
Killed yesterday had informed o comrade.
While ago that he had thrown bomb at the
Haymarket, 10 ridicued here by the Anarchists
md everybody elee.
3PRINarIELD. Ill, Nov. 1.-The Governors
Anarchist mail was q little more bulky than
116al to-day. He persistently declines to talk
G4l0ut the case. The letters as they arrive are
Gltndexed and filed away. Mrs. NJ. A. Miller
p&Chtcago arrived to; day to appeal tothe Coy;
after her interview with the Governor that she
received respectful attention. but was not sat-
iefled with the result.
N Tho Governor wouldn't give her any indica-
ton Of what he is likely to do Mrs. Miller
said she thought Gov. Oglesby very strongly
Inclined to lot the law take It's course; that he
evidently believes In not. interfering with the
Cporation OF the law without II, good reason
therefor, and that she was not able to impress
him very strongly with her views Of the limo
Nanao OF the condemned.